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badman gee
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yep, it hasn't been out since September (car not hampton)
This week I plan a good drive out.
Mark
This week I plan a good drive out.
Mark
You missed a good day today Mark.
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badman gee
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Yes, but there is always next week Brian
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bonzo
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Yes, it's nice out..................I think I'll leave it out.
been out today top down most of the way seen 3 z4 top up not so hardened as us z3,s did have to put roof up latter rain, it as to be said it still a nice car to drive with the top up, you can hear the exhaust more but overall cosy,
Mark missed another day today, don't forget we need photographic proof.
Got to wash the grey thing outside after the weekend but will have to wait till the weekend unless I do the 'Spurs Fan' option.
Got to wash the grey thing outside after the weekend but will have to wait till the weekend unless I do the 'Spurs Fan' option.
Don't you have access to the California Dusters in the UK. Saves piles of time and $$? They're amazing at taking your car from lightly dirty to shiny! Almost all car club owners use them on their customs, collectors and hot rods. JIM
Sunday was awesome in Bucks a tad cold but worth it
Hi Jim
California Dusters? They sound good. I use Showroom Shine for the light clean up. Cleans and waxes in one. Applied by spray bottle and Microfibre clothes x 2. Swear by it. Probably similar to your Canadian dusters from California.
Hope you manage to dig her out of the snow!
Best
Mike
PS No problems with a white Christmas for you. That's all the talk here at the moment. Will it or won't it be a White Christmas?
California Dusters? They sound good. I use Showroom Shine for the light clean up. Cleans and waxes in one. Applied by spray bottle and Microfibre clothes x 2. Swear by it. Probably similar to your Canadian dusters from California.
Hope you manage to dig her out of the snow!
Best
Mike
PS No problems with a white Christmas for you. That's all the talk here at the moment. Will it or won't it be a White Christmas?
California dusters are your regular type duster impregnated with waxes which pick up and hold the dirt and for whatever reason they work best the dirtier they get. They come in two sizes one for exterior and a smaller one for interior. I'll try to get a pic on later today when I get home if I have time. They are friggin' amazing and you can clean a fairly dirty car without paint damage in minutes in one step. JIM
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badman gee
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Hardtop likes dusters, otherwise called a French tickler !
Bad ///Boy would probably use those on his nuts (wheel) but not on the car.
Yup! Been using them for years and when they get too dirty just toss them in the washer and start over!! My friend gave me a brand new pair and it does take awhile for the dirt to build up in them for them to do their job properly. Great for taking a layer of dust off if you're at an outdoor show and shine. Worked great even on my black 63 merc 220sb.JIM
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Hilda Ogden used to have something like that. 
. Seriously though looks like a handy weapon to keep a car bright and shiny.
Tony.
. Seriously though looks like a handy weapon to keep a car bright and shiny.Tony.
Is it ever dry enough for dust to settle ? 
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My mum had one in the sixtyies, called a MINUTE MOP, it came in a tin and was impregnated with Lanolin or something that sounds like that, remember my dad pinching it to dust off the car(vauxhall wyvern) and getting caught with it, first time I heard my Father swear, she took it off him and clouted him round the head with it. Wonder if they still make em, wouldn't buy the wife one though.
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Anyway away from the dusters I still haven't got it out!
Holy crap T-, are you ever dating yourself. Will these youngsters even know who you mean?? JIMHilda Ogden used to have something like that.
Tony.